Vic does have some Williams games up in his garage along with his bingos. He has "Skill Pool" and "Lady Luck".
He found a trashed out "4 Roses" at a garage sale but sold it to my brother. Hmm, let's see. He once found a very
nice "Jumpin' Jack's" but it went to Italy I believe. I once picked up a very nice "Star Pool" for him. The cabinet was minty mint! He sold that one too. I believe Vic has gone through over 200 games or so. We used to pull a couple or three in every week; sometimes more! He once gave me a lead on a "Dealer's Choice" right in midtown Manhattan. The guy said I could have it for free if I just got it out of his girlfriend's apartment. I went down there on a sweltering Sunday afternoon, and man what an ordeal getting that game down the narrow, curving stairway of this old building! I barely had the strength to lift the head into my pickup truck and get it home! That game also had a near mint cabinet.
Vic also had a fairly scarce Williams woodrail called "Naples". A guy drove to the Allentown show from Colorado to get that game! He blew up a van and bought another one en-route as I recall! "Gun Club" was another Williams woodie you had too, right Vic?
Vic, maybe fill everyone in on some of the other games you've had and some of the more memorable hauls we've done. What about the Bally "Sky Kings" that was covered with and filled with mouse turds? That thing came out gorgeous though, didn't it?

Vic, that was the Williams "Star Pool" not the "Sinbad". I don't exactly remember where the "Sinbad" came from, but wasn't it only a mile or two from your house?

Vic, Wow, your gameroom was very different back then. All wedgeheads now except for "Spin A Card" if you want to get technical. I have another idea for your new room. What about scoring a few woodrails and putting them up there?